Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 12:16 am
I'm expecting them to say nothing less than "<3 thx, OMG wtf rolfcopter" when you give them a good item.First of all it is still unknown if they are even going to say an understandable word in Vol. 3
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Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:00 am
or at cubia fight.
"damit, dejavu! gotta stop taking those zombie pills!"
or:
"ZOMG!! that meatball really is teh bomb diggity!
"
>_<
Toszi
"damit, dejavu! gotta stop taking those zombie pills!"
or:
"ZOMG!! that meatball really is teh bomb diggity!
">_<
Toszi
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 9:35 am
HAHAHAHA, very funnylukan wrote:or at cubia fight.
"damit, dejavu! gotta stop taking those zombie pills!"
or:
"ZOMG!! that meatball really is teh bomb diggity!
>_<
Toszi
About Azure Balmung and and the others two, it´s too umproblable if they are really going to say anything if in the rest of the GU series they just said Urrrrrrr,Arrrrrrr, Errrrrrr, and so on, this would become a humoristic game.
Example:
Haseo and the three azures found Cubia and then Kite say:
Kite: Holy ****!!!!!
Haseo: Said something??
Kite: Urrrrrrrr.
Haseo: I thought so
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 11:52 am
I dont think they'll ever talk...but i'm curious about their typing. What if you send a greeting card to them??
Haseo: What's your favorite food??
Azure Kite: Arrrrrghhhhh........Ughhhhhhhh.........Ummhgh......
Haseo: ...Right.......So you prefer Western style or Oriental style?
Azure Kite: Arrrrrrrhhhhhh.............
Haseo:....Yeah.....Me too.....
Haseo: What's your favorite food??
Azure Kite: Arrrrrghhhhh........Ughhhhhhhh.........Ummhgh......
Haseo: ...Right.......So you prefer Western style or Oriental style?
Azure Kite: Arrrrrrrhhhhhh.............
Haseo:....Yeah.....Me too.....
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 11:54 am
Wait..if you get the azure knights in your party, that means you get their member address..which means you'll figure out their favorite food and what they want
Most likely the answer will be : *moan* or ???????
:3
Most likely the answer will be : *moan* or ???????
:3
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:52 pm
you do get them in your party,if your not sure on that,I couldn't tell from your reply.
but they might give you there member addresses the the game blocks you from sending cards or such.
or mabye the whole TSN theory is one big bust.
but they might give you there member addresses the the game blocks you from sending cards or such.
or mabye the whole TSN theory is one big bust.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 1:59 pm
From:KiteMarioshinobi wrote:Wait..if you get the azure knights in your party, that means you get their member address..which means you'll figure out their favorite food and what they want
Most likely the answer will be : *moan* or ???????
:3
To:Haseo
Subject:Favorite food.
....brains.....
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 2:00 pm
or that will happen
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 4:31 pm
well who knows?
just cuz you're mute doesn't mean ya cant write legibly!
i'd love a movie scene where:
*everyone's in trouble*
haseo: damit! what now?!
everyone:hang in there!
kite:r........run!
everyone: did he...?
kite: we'll hold him off you go defeat [insert final boss here]!!!!
......or something like that, yeah!!!
>_<
Toszi
just cuz you're mute doesn't mean ya cant write legibly!
i'd love a movie scene where:
*everyone's in trouble*
haseo: damit! what now?!
everyone:hang in there!
kite:r........run!
everyone:
did he...?kite: we'll hold him off you go defeat [insert final boss here]!!!!
......or something like that, yeah!!!
>_<
Toszi
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 4:41 pm
yes Orgasms rule.TheSorrow wrote:Now think about what would happen if, everytime you hitted Balmung, you heard a girl having an orgasm....haseoxth wrote:or go to a porn....steal amoan from there...TheSorrow wrote:Balmung never talks anyways, just moans like Kite. Any VA can moan, i think o.o
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 4:50 pm
Someone seems to be as pervert as meVahn Staffear wrote:yes Orgasms rule.TheSorrow wrote:Now think about what would happen if, everytime you hitted Balmung, you heard a girl having an orgasm....haseoxth wrote:or go to a porn....steal amoan from there...TheSorrow wrote:Balmung never talks anyways, just moans like Kite. Any VA can moan, i think o.o
I wonder if Kite also plays Crimson VS...Even an AI wants to relax sometimes...lol
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 5:25 pm
lol,
kite:the Crimson Vs champ
>_>
Toszi
kite:the Crimson Vs champ
>_>
Toszi
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:16 pm
..... now you just made me have high expectations for Volume 3. -_-Dawn of the Warrior wrote:I would laugh if the Azures moaned the whole series and then out of the blues they start speaking spanish
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:16 pm
Subject: What are your hobbies?
From: Azure Flame Kite
Why Am I Here? - A Fundamental Question
Why am I here on earth? Where did I come from? What am I worth? Do I have any intrinsic value? Do I serve a purpose? These are all fundamental questions. They are life's "big questions." How you answer these questions determines how you see the world and how you treat the world. Because you are a part of the world, how you see the world also determines how you see and treat yourself. So, it's important that we resolve these fundamental questions. And it's important that we discover the honest truth. Wrong answers to important questions aren't helpful.
Where do we begin in our search for the truth? We begin at the beginning. Perhaps the most fundamental question is: does God exist? It's fundamental because our answers to the other "big questions" actually hinge on how we answer this significant question. For example…
Why Am I Here? - The Atheistic Worldview
Why I am here? Well, if God doesn't exist, that means that life must have come about through some natural impersonal, unintelligent, and ultimately purposeless process. That means we're ultimately as purposeless as the very process which brought us into existence. Life's just an accident and so are you. You can find short term reasons for living like you're here because your parents wanted to have children, etc., but ultimately you're just an accident and so are your parents. Life is one big accident. You serve no purpose, you'll cause no lasting effect, and in the grand scheme of things your life is utterly meaningless. Without a Creator in the beginning, there was nobody around to put you here on purpose which means you aren't here for a reason. It's that simple.
As far as asking "what am I worth," without God we don't actually have an intrinsic value, at least not an objective one. Our worth is ultimately subjective. You might think you're worth something but someone else might think you're worthless, and as long as there's no transcendent Assessor to have the final say, no one's ultimately right or wrong. In fact, without God there's really no such thing as right or wrong. John Dewey (1859-1952), the famous 20th century atheist explained, "There is no God and there is no soul. Hence, there are no needs for the props of traditional religion. With dogma and creed excluded, then immutable truth is also dead and buried. There is no room for fixed, natural law or moral absolutes."1
Philosophers generally agree: without an absolute God to make the rules, there is no such thing as a moral absolute; there are only preferences. You don't actually have a right to live; you just prefer not to die. Someone else on the other hand might want to kill you regardless of how you feel about it, and who is to say that they're wrong? In the absence of absolute morality, power reigns supreme; the strong survive and the weak get exploited.
Thankfully most governments see it as their duty to uphold what they see as your God-given right to live, and governments also happen to be the strongest institution among men (which means they can enforce morality upon those who don't necessarily agree with your right to live). The founders of the United States of America put it well when they declared, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…" Unfortunately, some governments don't share this worldview and their people suffer terribly for it.
Why Am I Here? - The Theistic Worldview
Why am I here? Well, if God does exist, that means He is ultimate reality. If He created you for a reason, that's ultimately why your here. If you're valuable to Him, that's ultimately what you're worth. What He says is right is absolutely right and what He says is wrong is absolutely wrong. We may be free moral agents with the freedom to make moral decisions, but that doesn't mean we can choose what actually is right or wrong; that just means we're capable of choosing to be right or wrong. God makes the rules. The question is: will He enforce them? Will God ever hold us accountable for our moral decisions? The prevailing instinct among the majority seems to be that, yes, God will hold us accountable. It's as if most people instinctually know that one day they're going to have to explain all the bad things they've done (which of course means that they also instinctually know that there is such a thing as moral absolutes).
The point is, if God really does exist, terms like "justice," "purpose," and "morality" aren't abstract notions: God has a purpose for you (that's why He made you), He's the one who instituted morality, and in the end He'll see that justice prevails. That's a comforting thought to some, but it's terrifying to others.
So don't begin by asking, "Why am I here?" Begin by asking, "Does God exist?" If He doesn't exist there's really no point in asking "why am I here?" - everything is ultimately pointless. And if He does exist, you'll discover your reason for living when you discover who He is. So begin at the beginning. Does God exist?
Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Haseo
um...?
Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Azure Flame Kite
.... *moaaaan*
From: Azure Flame Kite
Why Am I Here? - A Fundamental Question
Why am I here on earth? Where did I come from? What am I worth? Do I have any intrinsic value? Do I serve a purpose? These are all fundamental questions. They are life's "big questions." How you answer these questions determines how you see the world and how you treat the world. Because you are a part of the world, how you see the world also determines how you see and treat yourself. So, it's important that we resolve these fundamental questions. And it's important that we discover the honest truth. Wrong answers to important questions aren't helpful.
Where do we begin in our search for the truth? We begin at the beginning. Perhaps the most fundamental question is: does God exist? It's fundamental because our answers to the other "big questions" actually hinge on how we answer this significant question. For example…
Why Am I Here? - The Atheistic Worldview
Why I am here? Well, if God doesn't exist, that means that life must have come about through some natural impersonal, unintelligent, and ultimately purposeless process. That means we're ultimately as purposeless as the very process which brought us into existence. Life's just an accident and so are you. You can find short term reasons for living like you're here because your parents wanted to have children, etc., but ultimately you're just an accident and so are your parents. Life is one big accident. You serve no purpose, you'll cause no lasting effect, and in the grand scheme of things your life is utterly meaningless. Without a Creator in the beginning, there was nobody around to put you here on purpose which means you aren't here for a reason. It's that simple.
As far as asking "what am I worth," without God we don't actually have an intrinsic value, at least not an objective one. Our worth is ultimately subjective. You might think you're worth something but someone else might think you're worthless, and as long as there's no transcendent Assessor to have the final say, no one's ultimately right or wrong. In fact, without God there's really no such thing as right or wrong. John Dewey (1859-1952), the famous 20th century atheist explained, "There is no God and there is no soul. Hence, there are no needs for the props of traditional religion. With dogma and creed excluded, then immutable truth is also dead and buried. There is no room for fixed, natural law or moral absolutes."1
Philosophers generally agree: without an absolute God to make the rules, there is no such thing as a moral absolute; there are only preferences. You don't actually have a right to live; you just prefer not to die. Someone else on the other hand might want to kill you regardless of how you feel about it, and who is to say that they're wrong? In the absence of absolute morality, power reigns supreme; the strong survive and the weak get exploited.
Thankfully most governments see it as their duty to uphold what they see as your God-given right to live, and governments also happen to be the strongest institution among men (which means they can enforce morality upon those who don't necessarily agree with your right to live). The founders of the United States of America put it well when they declared, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, that to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…" Unfortunately, some governments don't share this worldview and their people suffer terribly for it.
Why Am I Here? - The Theistic Worldview
Why am I here? Well, if God does exist, that means He is ultimate reality. If He created you for a reason, that's ultimately why your here. If you're valuable to Him, that's ultimately what you're worth. What He says is right is absolutely right and what He says is wrong is absolutely wrong. We may be free moral agents with the freedom to make moral decisions, but that doesn't mean we can choose what actually is right or wrong; that just means we're capable of choosing to be right or wrong. God makes the rules. The question is: will He enforce them? Will God ever hold us accountable for our moral decisions? The prevailing instinct among the majority seems to be that, yes, God will hold us accountable. It's as if most people instinctually know that one day they're going to have to explain all the bad things they've done (which of course means that they also instinctually know that there is such a thing as moral absolutes).
The point is, if God really does exist, terms like "justice," "purpose," and "morality" aren't abstract notions: God has a purpose for you (that's why He made you), He's the one who instituted morality, and in the end He'll see that justice prevails. That's a comforting thought to some, but it's terrifying to others.
So don't begin by asking, "Why am I here?" Begin by asking, "Does God exist?" If He doesn't exist there's really no point in asking "why am I here?" - everything is ultimately pointless. And if He does exist, you'll discover your reason for living when you discover who He is. So begin at the beginning. Does God exist?
Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Haseo
um...?
Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Azure Flame Kite
.... *moaaaan*
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:18 pm
XXXXDDDDDDD!!!!!
someone incredibly bored!!
sweet!
back to Mawd Gawd Status now!
>_<
Toszi
someone incredibly bored!!
sweet!
back to Mawd Gawd Status now!
Best END REPLY EVER!!Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Haseo
um...?
Subject: re: What are your hobbies?
From: Azure Flame Kite
.... *moaaaan*
>_<
Toszi
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 8:20 pm
LMAO!
AT you pwn
Now think if it was true.
AT you pwn
Now think if it was true.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:19 pm
Oh god. AuraTwilight, you crack me up.
I have to agree with whoever said that you probably won't be able to give greeting card to or receive e-mails from the TSN. They probably won't have registered profiles, either, since their existence in the game defies the standards of the character/party system. Working alongside them is probably supposed to be viewed as using an antivirus program on your computer instead of going to live tech support.
Um...I also had a question to ask, but forgot it. Damn.
I have to agree with whoever said that you probably won't be able to give greeting card to or receive e-mails from the TSN. They probably won't have registered profiles, either, since their existence in the game defies the standards of the character/party system. Working alongside them is probably supposed to be viewed as using an antivirus program on your computer instead of going to live tech support.
Um...I also had a question to ask, but forgot it. Damn.
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:25 pm
-Cubia appears-
Kite: QUICK DESTROY MY BRACELET!!
Balmung: K!
-Balmung rushes toward Kite but suddenly Orca comes out of nowhere and chops off Kite's bracelet arm, with Balmung in the way-
Kite: HURRAY MY BRACELET IS DESTROYED!! -stares up- ....aw poop he's still here.
Cubia: rawr. >:3
Haseo:........ '_'; (I should have really videotaped that and sold it as a comedy video)
Cubia: .......(I'm gone these guys are nuts.)
-Cubia flies away as Ovan is dragged along with him-
Ovan: OH GOD MY SHOULDER!!!!
Kite: QUICK DESTROY MY BRACELET!!
Balmung: K!
-Balmung rushes toward Kite but suddenly Orca comes out of nowhere and chops off Kite's bracelet arm, with Balmung in the way-
Kite: HURRAY MY BRACELET IS DESTROYED!! -stares up- ....aw poop he's still here.
Cubia: rawr. >:3
Haseo:........ '_'; (I should have really videotaped that and sold it as a comedy video)
Cubia: .......(I'm gone these guys are nuts.)
-Cubia flies away as Ovan is dragged along with him-
Ovan: OH GOD MY SHOULDER!!!!
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 11:50 am
Yes I am MEGA PERV!TheSorrow wrote:Someone seems to be as pervert as meVahn Staffear wrote:yes Orgasms rule.TheSorrow wrote:Now think about what would happen if, everytime you hitted Balmung, you heard a girl having an orgasm....haseoxth wrote:or go to a porn....steal amoan from there...TheSorrow wrote:Balmung never talks anyways, just moans like Kite. Any VA can moan, i think o.o
I wonder if Kite also plays Crimson VS...Even an AI wants to relax sometimes...lol
I bet he would data drain gaspard if he lost to him in Crimson VS.
Gaspard: Sorry Kite but I win.
Kite:...*Moaaaan, readys data drain*
Gaspard: sitting there smileing oblivous to what is going on.
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 12:35 pm
I think they're just like Mia in IMOQ, AIs with the same qualities as a PC. They dont really defy the system, since they're actually part of it, but they have abilities unobtainable for any other PC. But probably the TSN have some options of 'receiving cards/mail' disabled, and so you cant send them any.Annwyn wrote:Oh god. AuraTwilight, you crack me up.
I have to agree with whoever said that you probably won't be able to give greeting card to or receive e-mails from the TSN. They probably won't have registered profiles, either, since their existence in the game defies the standards of the character/party system. Working alongside them is probably supposed to be viewed as using an antivirus program on your computer instead of going to live tech support.
Um...I also had a question to ask, but forgot it. Damn.
Or maybe you can, but they dont have a keyword to type something to reply o.o lol. Nah, that's stupid...Mia could reply.
I believe that makes two of us. lolYes I am MEGA PERV!